Gregarious on thick sedge debris over peat in wet meadow, under Carex and Betula glandulosa. Spores small, white, smooth, ellipsoid, inamyloid. Photos taken in dark conditions — see tackle box photo for mostly accurate color
D Miller says probably Cuphophyllus. Sending in for sequencing
Growth on senescent, damp outer leaves of Typha cattails.
Gregarious on thick sedge debris over peat in wet meadow, under Carex and Betula glandulosa. Spores small, white, smooth, ellipsoid, inamyloid. Photos taken in dark conditions — see tackle box photo for mostly accurate color
Came into the MSSF fungus fair - saved for DNA barcoding
Found near edge of paved road in an area with short grass/possibly dwarf huckleberry. Douglas fir and aspen present nearby. Small striations on cap margin.
Growing on well decayed wood and moss. Maybe 2 cm tall. Super nodulose spores!
I kept squishing it when trying to get a good section, so I'm not sure on location for the cystidium on its own, but the gill edges were packed with them.
Redwood forest with Sitka spruce, Doug-fir and a mix of other coastal conifers.
this appears to be a second species in the Psathyrella longistriata group.